The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

-4^.;: :,;s Aj mm mm . . t , >35$S$; CBAMPWHSHIP 6AMES NEXT SUNDAY IN WMDUP OF FORESIHI TOUmCY; SPECIAL PROGRAM AND TROPHIES THE MeHnnnr^PLJ^DEAIXI^SlE'Si$Wlll^|H88lSiE®tl3=i|16|l S' y ' ' ' ' A 1 Thursday, MarcJt 14,1957 The Regional basketball tournament is now history, but McHenry fans were mighty proud of Coach Cliff Fulton's Warriors in their battle against the towering Elgin High five. The Warriors were not afraid. In fact, they must have been a surprise to the great Elgin team in that first half. For awhile ^Elgin^could not' hit while McHenry was sharp. The final score of 90 to 59 wasn't the topic of McHenry conversation, It was the good scrap put up by the Warriors that counted. Jim Huemann got 20 points in the game and that's not easy. Jim was chosen on the second All-Conference team in the North Suburban and was fifth in league scoring with 204 points. Matt Eichinger and Ed CepuliS drew honorable' mention in the selections for their fine work. this week that won't come off. He handed out cigars, too! May the song in the hearts of all Irishmen be with' you next Sunday--St. Patrick's Day. -- McHenry Recreation -- Foresters-- F. Meyer, 235-255-S74; L. Thennes, 236-573; H. Schmitt, 204-572; D. Weber, 566; G. Rodenkirch, 565; M. Klapperich ,201; H. Steffan, 209; E. Justen, 202. Monday 7:00--(last week) L. Bradley, 526; L. Thennes, 551; J. Kraus ,202-540; L. Adams, 204; M. Gath, 213-556; R. Gilliford, 534; R. Klemhuizen, 224-206-605; G. Barbian, 248-211-653. D. of A.-- R. McGinley, 186-464; I. Thomp-' son, 473; M. L .Miller, 435; J. Blake ,439. Tues. Sixty-Niners-- L. Cairns, 443; M. Freund, 196- 434} S .Sutton, 180-510; J .Pieroni, 460; B. Machinder, 445; N. Stilling, 446; C. May, 493; V. Doherty, 445; D. Schaefer, 194-489. Chuck Green, former MCHS wrestler, followed the sport at Cornell College, Iowa and now, in his senior year, came through to win the Mid-West College Conference championship in the 123 pound class. Chuck goes to Pitts- Ttiurs. 9:15 burg March 28 to wrestle invna- McCarroll, 550; D. Kleinhuizen, tional competition. Our congratu- 224-554; Huff, 532; Vogt, 525; lations to a fine young man with Freund, 554; Hojnacki, 538; Krespint and will to win. ier 204-547; Schweiger, 202; Dillon, 203-573; Coari, 526; Kinsala, 528; Larkin, 212-224-611; Crouch, 540. In looking over lists of outstanding performers, we find the name of Denny Freund, son of Mr. and Mrs. Del Freund, as second only to Elgin's Chuck Brandt in scoring throughout the entiie Chicago area. Denny played with a Wauconda team that won only one Northwest Conference game and managed to score 342 points in 14 contests for an average of 24.4 points. We have watched Denny with interest since the days when we lived on Richmond Road across the street from the A. P. Freund's. Denny wasn't much bigger than the baseball glove he used to wear when he played catch with Grandpa "Tony". And I)enny used to stand right up to some fast throws by his Dad and uncles. An athlete all the way--- this Denny. He should be great t college fnaterial after one more year in high school. Mon. 7:00-- R. Ohtrwein, 207-559; R.% Gilliford, 211; D. Weber, 213-559; L. Bradley, 200-541; J. Kalk, 541; J. Kraus, 530. Nite Owls-- J .Rosing, 187-453; I. Stoller, 442; L. Bockelman, 462; R. Zimmer, ,435; P. Schultz, 177-457; B. Dowell, 449; C. Colman, 194-522; C. May, 440; F. Svitanek, 454; R. Kluk, 176-472; H. Miller, 175-471; L Stone, 447; G. Bradley, 431; H. Hafer, 177-440. Scooter Covalt picked up the 6-7 railroad. --E. Rand, Sec'y. On one of those wrestling pictures last week we tabbed it "Gerry Vogt In Action". When that was untangled, we found it was Dick Lundborg pinning 'his opponent from Zion-Benton. Sorry! "Get a cup of coffee for my sweetheart." That was the usual request Mrs. "Pink" Harrison used to make when we called at her resort on Pistakee Bay. Always busy, but not too busty for a cup of coffee and a visit with a friend. We accept God's will, but never get over the loss of a friend. -- Bowling Bar -- Thurs. Nite Ladies-- E. Mangold, 460; LuAnn Smith, 199-442; V. Smith, 212-480; L* Rutzen, 175-462; B. Hettermanni 195-182-515;>• Z. Malochleb, 449; M. Voase, 444; L. Schmitt, 467; L. Huemann, 482. -- Palace *-- ~ • C.O.F. 9:00-- J. Etten, 203-533: H. Steffan. 235-580; L. Winkel, 202-557; A1 Schaefer, 210-549; J. Herdrich, 205-591. C.OF.. 7:00-- B. Thennes, 568; D. Heuser, 204. If you haven't secured your ticket for the sports banquet, remember the time is drawing near. Next Tuesday is the deadline. The banquet is March 26th. In the mail: "A group of horse lovers are forming a saddle club. Purpose to be friendly gatherings of people interested in horses, trail rides, horse shows etc. The club is interested in obtaining as many adult and teen members as possible. Children accompanied by a parent are also invited. Interested persons please call JAckson 6-6041." City-- Rowe, 209-548; Budler, 212-538; Hagberg, 214-561; Kreutzer, 202- 552; N. Schmaling, 202; J. Wiser, 215-201-213-629; P. Koob, 208- 549; W. Coari. 210-553; W. Long, 206-551; C. Behnke, 211-544; J. Cristy, Jr., 205-563; D. Schaefer, 200-204-596. On every visitor's day, one penitentiary inmate always stayed in his cell. After visitors' hours the warden called him into the office. "Ben," he said kindly, "I notice you never have any callers. Don't you have any friends 05 family?" "Oh sure, warden," replied Ben happily "but they're all in here." Some fancy bowling scores loom up this week. Sonny Miller had a 637 series, Vic Johnson 630, Fred Meyer 255-674 (Whew!). George Barbian 248-653 (another Whew!), Joe Wiser, 629. Look 'em over in Bowling Notes. Tavern-- P. Walker. 201; A. Oonk, 210- 550; Rosing. 541; H. Miller, 526; S. Miller, 212-214-211-637; H. Steffes, 200-572; G. Schaefer, 204-544; W. Hagberg, 571; B. Peisert, 536; Getner, 203-543; Winters, 549; M. Weiser, 218; W. Low, 538; C. Behnke, 533; Vic Johnson, 225- 233-630; B. Brand, 230-213-602. Wed. Nite Ladies-- T .Meyer, 197-498; E. Hester, 459; E. Meyers, 178 - 441; B. Meath, 177-495; N. Larkin, 182- 466; T. Steffan, 446. See Johnsburg And McHenry Teams In Championship Bids Six basketball games were played last Sunday in the Forester State Tournament in the MCHS gym, narrowing the field down toward championship matches in the windup next Sunday afternoon and evening. It was St. Benedict of Peru in the first half of. the first game last Sunday, then the tides turned and St. Gregory Rangers earned a 26-23 victory. The same courts were represented in the second-game in the Junior Division and St. Gregory boys rolled along to an easy 40-9 victory. J. Turk's 23 points led the St. Peter and Paul Heavies of Virgil to a 72-67 win over Moline. A 25-point scoring spree by Moline in the third quarter brought them to within one point of the winners, but the Virgil five pulled ahead enough to win in a fast I finish. Denny Conway and Jim Huemann matched points, 16 each, as McHenry Seniors beat Johnsburg 46-39 in one of the best games of the tournament. St. John's Johnsburg Rangers lost a lead to St. Gregory, but managed to come through with a close 33-31 victory. H. Hettermann's 14 points led this game. St. Mary Heavies faded out in the last quarter against Johnsburg, losing by a score of 58 to 45. John McGee sank six baskets for McHenry in the last quarter, but everybody scored for Johnsburg as they pulled away. Scoring was well-divided in this one. SCHEDULE: 1:30 P.M. v 'St. Mary's, McHenry vs. Sobieski, LaSalle -- Rangers 2:30 P.M. St. Gregory, Chicago vs. St. John's Johnsburg -- Junior Championship 3:45 P.M. St. Mary's, McHenry vs. St. Gregory, Chicago -- Senior Championship 6:45 P.M. St. John's, Johnsburg vs. Winner of 1:30 Game -- Ranger Championship* 8-00 P.M. Entertainment and Presentation of Trophies 9:00 P.M. St. Peter & Paul, Virgil vs. St. John's," Johnsburg -- Heavyweight Championship Entertainment The entertainment features last Sunday night drew many hearty Taughs from the audience. Billy Romano did more tricks with balloons than one could imagine. Children went wild as balloons were twisted to form various animals, then went wilder as long balloons sailed out over the crowd. Anna May and Henry Balabanow made beautiful music with accordions of all sizes. However, the big roars of laughter came when West and Maza called Joe May, Ed Thennes, Vic Miller and Harry Conway from the crowd, dressed them in fancy garb, handed them musical instruments and then let loose with variations of musical numbers. Coming Attractions \ Many of you have seen the famous Vic Perry on TV. Now you will see him in person. He picks your pockets, proves he can see through solid metal, forges your signature, backwards and upside down, while blindfolded and carries on with a bag full of tricks. Vic Hyde, America's four trumpet man, who was featured in the Chicago Music Festival, will be here to show you that one man can be a whole band. Next Sunday is the windup olj this big tournament. Everybody will be there. , RANGERS 7:00 Ladies-- M. Doherty, 439; M. Fuch, 175- 434; L. Michels, 178-479; J. Doherty, 431; G. Smith, 188-482. LAKEMOOR VOLUNTEERS Assistance is needed by the Lakemoor fire department to complete the field burning routine. The volunteers will need to meet at the community fire house at 11 a.m. on Sunday, March 17. The job requires a number of workers. JUNIORS ... • • St. Gregory (40) FG PF A. Becker 1 'W >d J. Keenan 4 1 3 R. Hough 0 0 1 B .Kelly 1 " 1 3 T. Egan 7 2 1 B. Kane 1 0 0 J .Meuller 2 4 1 F. Corbett 0 0 2' T. Kelly 0 0 1 Totals 16 8 12 St. Benedict (9) . FG FT PF Clinch 0 0 3 Kemper 0 0 1 Lamp 0 2 3 Giese 1 1 4 Koster 1 0 2 Scholle 1 0 0 Totals > 3 3 13 Score by Quarters: St. Gregory 12 19 35--40 St. Benedict 0 3 5--9 HEAVIES 1 St. Peter & Paul FG FT PF Busch 5 9 3 Strobel, T . 3 3 5 Geisen 1 0 2 Turk, J. E. 6 1 3 Strobel, E. 0 0 0 Hardt 2 i 3 Turk, J. 10 i 0 Totals 27 18 16 St. Ann's (67) FG FT PF Schulte 0 1 1 Ward 3 0 4 Veskauf 7 1 3 Feehan 1 1 0 Feehan 4 3 5 Blick 4 6 1 Ruberg 6 5 4 Totals 25 17 18 Score by Quarters: St. Peter & Paul 25 44 57-72 St. Ann's 19 31 56--67 SENIORS St. Mary's (46) McMahon Beck Justen Caron Freund, Dave Conway O'Brien Totals F.G. F.T. 1 0 1 4 P.F. 5 }' 2 Of 3 1 HEAVIES ..V. • • ..... . St, John's (58) F.6. FA P<F. C. Miller 2 , 0, 2. L. Freund ' 3 2 C. Hiller 5 3 2 Nowak 2 ; 2 1 Comstock 1 . 1 > 0 Andreas 1 < 2/ 1 Huemann 3 3 0 Lloyd Freund 3 3 2 Totals 20 18 10 St. Mary's (45), F.G. F.T. P.F. G. Peterson.-.. »1 0 2 H. Michels.:,, 2 0 1 J. Knox riiio - 0 0 0 J. McGee n; " 6 0 2 J. Busch 3 2 2 _ J . T h i e s , v f f .< 1 2 5 J. KennebecH-K 4 2 2 C. Heelein ,, 2 1 1 P., Freund,,:; 0 0 2 Totals . 19 7 17 Spore by Quarters: St.. John's: • • 6--18--32--58 .fet. Mary's:/.; 11--19--28--45 THE GREAT OUTDOORS By Jack Walsh 0 17 12 16 St. John's (39) Weber Green Oeffling Huemann Meyer Schmitt F.G, 1 3 , 3 •7 0 • 3 F.T. 1 1 0 '4 1 , « Totals Score by Quarters: St. Mary's: St. John's: 16 P.F*. 2; 4! 4 3 1 1 . ( ; 15. 9-19--30-^16 9--194^8--39 RANGERS St. John's (SS) H. Hettermann B. Mangel D. Sompel B. Oeffling J. Smith Totals F.G. 6 0 3 4 2 15 f i t F.T. P.F. St. Gregory (31) F.G. Crook Dune Ritt Cully Touhy 1 1 2 2 5 11 F.T. 2 1 1 1 4 3 10 P.F. 1 1 3 0 2 Totals Score by Quarters: St. John's 9--22--29--33 St. Gregory: 13--16--23--31 We $ noticed the blackbirds are m'dvmg! north -again. We saw a few robins ahd meadowlarks, too. Spring, is . here. .We are still in, for some blustery aays, but we do not have long to wait before spring fishing starts. Last Saturday we stopped to talk to a fellow who was fly fishing at Pistakee Bay near the Sports Unlimited Game Club. When asked if he had any luck, he replied "Just limbering up, getting the winter out of my bones." The Sport Show is in full swing at the International Ampitheatre in Chicago. It opened March 8 and will run through March 17. We attended it last Friday and had a good time for ourselves. The trout pond and floor show are the two main attractions. The trout pond involves paying a dollar to fish for 15 minutes and you keep the fish you catch, if you are lucky. Our .--Chain O'Lakes area was represented and they had some nice northerns, that were recently caughf/in a 1 tank. The pike even looks like a- tough customer when swimjning around in a glass tank. The floor? ^how was very good and included > some thrilling acts. Some of these were: sports car racing, high diving, a wonderful display of nfrtfg* handling and a jbreath taking indoor ski jump. The skier came down the slide, turned a backward somersault, hit another skid and skied into a tank of water. Believe me, some hearts stopped beating there for a second! * --Jack Walsh. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE BASEBALL SCHEDULE--1957 Tuesday, April 2--Warren at McHenry-- Johnsburg Diamond Tuesday, April 9 -r McHenry at Barrington Friday, > April 12 -- McHenry at Libertyville Tuesday, April 16--McHenry at Zion-Benton W:ednesday, April 17--Woodstock at McHenry -- Johnsburg Dia- . mond Wednesday,, April 24--McHenry at Crystal Lake Friday, April 26 -- McHeny at Warren Friday, May 3 -- Barrington at McHenry--Johnsburg Diamond Tuesday, May 7--Libertyville at McHenry--McHenry Diamond Friday, May 10--Zion-Benton at McHenry--Johnsburg Diamond .Tuesday, May 14--McHenry at Woodstock Friday, May 17--Crystal Lake at McHenry--Johnsburg Diamond DEATH SJJUMS FORME&HESIDENT OF THIS COMMUNITY Friends,•were>sorry to learn of the death or Mrs. James Wright of Sullivan, 111., who passed away Sunday, March 10. She will be remembered as the former Mrs. Zion Baker, who lived wesf of McHenry with her husband lor many years.1 After his death, she moved to Sullivan ,and there married Mr. Wright, who survives, as do a daughter, Marion Clausen, of Minnesota and a son, Joseph, of Iowa City; also three grandchildren. Services were held Wednesday at Sullivan. Buy U.S. savings Bonds MCHS GOLF SCHEDULE 1957 Tuesday, April 16--Libertyville at McHenry * Tuesday, April 23 -f- McHenry at Crystal Lake Thursday, April 25 -- Barrington at McHenry Wednesday, May 1--McHenry at Grayslake t Thursday, May 2--Lake Forest at McHenry Tuesday, May 7--McHenry at Zion-Benton Thursday, May 9--McHenry at Elgin Saturday, May 11--District Meet Monday, May 13 -- Conference Meet at Barrington Thursday, May 16--McHenry at Barrington Friday, May 17 -- Grayslake at McHenry MCHS VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE -- 1957 Tuesday, April 2--Warren at McHenry Tuesday, April 9 -- McHenry at Barrington Friday, April 12--Libertyville at McHenry. Tuesday, April 16--McHenry at Zion-Benton Wednesday, Apil 17--Woodstock at McHenry Wednesday, -April 24 -- McHenry at Crystal Lake Friday, April 26--McHeny at Warren Friday, May 3--Barringtn at McHenry Tuesday, May 7 -- McHenry at Libertyville Friday, May 10--Ztt)n-Benton at McHenry Tuesday, May 14 -- McHenry at Woodstock Friday, May 17--Crystal Lake at McHerrfy NAME TOWNSHIP CANDIDATES IN NUNDA AREA Because some of Nunda township lies in the McHenry area, the ticket for township offices may be of interest to numerous local residents. On the Citizen's ticket are Theodore W. Sterne, supervisor; Nels Pearson, assistant supervisor; Paul Doherty, assessor; Charles Pingrey, town clerk; J. J." Barnings, John Frey, Carl Ohrwall and J. E. Fitzgerald, justice of the peace; Elmer Oerkfitz, Kyle V. Stokfs, John Krez and George Baird, Jr., constable. &.U are incumbents with the exception of Fitzgerald, Krez and Baird. The People's party lists Paul B u h r m a n n , s u p e r v i s o r ; F r a n k Glenn Peterson, assistant supervisor; Thomas C. Kliey, town clerk; Peter Freund, assessor; Charles Humphry, Donald O. Arthur, R. G. O'Neill, Orlo H. Sunderlage, justice of the peace; and Math Fell, Norman Wilbrandt, Gene Cialoni and Edware Stedi man, constable. ; DAILY PINUPS: He who laughs lasts longest. None are too rich to refuse kindness, 'none are too poor to give it. Friends, books and flowers are life's interesting trio. A smile takes but a moment but its memory may last forever. --Anonymous P.S. Refer to page 430 in Gros set's Webster Dictionary and find the word "pelf"--money or rich- TRUSTEE CANDIDATE Edward Hammerstem ,Sr., is a candidate for trustee on the Progressive party ticket at McCul lorn Lake, not Edward Houston, whose name appeared in last week's issue of the paper. Now "Muggs" blames "Uncle John" Dreymiller for giving us those pictures. You know John iwouldn't do that! There is no other joy to equal the arrival of a baby in a familv. Pappy Jack Buckie seems to have held up well and wears a smile St. Gregory (26) -FG FT PF Crook 2 2 1 Briske 0 0 1 Dune 0 0 3 Ritt 2 5 r 1 Cully 5 1 2 Touhy 0 0 2 Totals 9 8 10 St. Benedict (23f FG FT PF 1 Rietgraf 1 0 0 Baracani 1 0 0 Baker 1 2 1 Maurer 3 7 3 LeVan 1 0 2 Totals 7 9 6 Score by Quarters: St. Gregory >4 6 17-7 -26 St. Benedict 5 14 17--23 • • JUST F 1 • er 608 Front St. on Rt. 81 McHENRT, ILL. Open - Tues., Wei, Fri„ Sal. & Son. 8 p.m. to 1,1 p.m> SATURDAY MATINEE -- 1:80 TO 4 FJL We sell complete line of shoe skates $18.95 ft up Attention Mothers fcil Be Sure To Enter Nye Drug Store's Baby Picture Cs test HURRY! DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES IS MARCH 31, 1957 1st Prize Eastman Brownie 8mm Outfit Retail Value- $99.50 Consists of Motion picture Camera & Projector ^ 2nd Prize Kodak Pony 35mm Camera - Retail Val. $36.50 How to enter contest: Between now and March 31st bring in 2 prints of your favorite snapshot of your child. You may enter as many of your children as you wish. Children who will be six years old on or before December 31, 1957 will not be eligible as candidates. Photos of candidates will be posted in our store and in our front window. Voting will start April 1st. Details on voting procedure will be announced in the near future. Snapshots cannot be returned. NYE DRUG STORE 129 NO. RIVERSIDE DR. "YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY' PHONE 26 McHENRY, ILLINOIS PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, an appeal is being made for membership as well as funds, and . WHEREAS, membership enables everyone to serve his neighbors in distress or need, and to share in each individual act of mercy that this organization performs anywhere in. the world, and WHEREAS, a continuing need remains to aid the helpless veteran patient, to help the mart in uniform and maintain communication between the serviceman and his family, and WHEREAS, providing an available supply of blood and blood products for civilian, military and civil de'fense use, and WHEREAS, /the relentless war of the elerhents against mankind leaves in its wake, destruction .and suffering, and WHEREAS, The American National Red Cross -- under its Congressional Charter -- is serving the armed forces; is mobilizing for the protection of the family, the community, and the nation and is aiding the victims of natural disaster; now THEREFORE, I, GEORGE P. FREUND, Mayor of the City of McHenry, proclaim the month of March, 1957, as Red Cross month and do here and now urge all citizens of this community to join without reservation in the 1957 Red Cross Campaign through our chapter; and I further urge that all men and women of good will remember that this great humanitarian organization must be maintained at full strength in members and funds; that this symbol of man's humanity remain bright as a guide to those who turn to it in time of need. GEORGE P. FREUND, Mayor GENOA T H E A T R E BRowuine 9-6321 WED.-THURS.-FRf & SAT. MARCH 13-14-15-16 [Walt Disney's _Irt Fees Parker Jeff York -Also "Disneyland U.S.A. 8c Cartoon" Shown at 7:00 - 9:20 SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY, MARCH 16 2:00 P. M. Our Scheduled Program will be shown at a later date. Admission: Adults 65c Children "under 12 - 209 ELM THEATRE Phone JAoksen 6-1421 Wauconda, 111. Route 176 Adults 60c Children (under 12) 25c Open Daily at 6:40 p.m. Open Sundays at 2:30 p.m. FREE PARKING - 125 CARS THURS., FRI. & SAT. MARCH 14-15-16 Man against A towN Go"£ MAO LUST> JffF . rCHMDl£R SUN., MON. & TUES. MARCH 17-18-19 HECHT I LANCASTER present •UBV LANCASMi CURTIS OftNA 10U0BRI6IDA QNSKIaScOPE Celor by Da Lux* R*Ium4 thru UniM Artiste WED. & THURS. MARCH 20-21 OOH THAT E KB ERG KK0 Radio Pictures presents ROBERT RYAN ANITA EKBERG ROD STEIGER BACK FROM March 14, Luncheon sponsored by Zioiv Lutheran Church Ladies' Aijl Noon -- Legion Home. - Knights of Columbus Regular Meeting. / " • ' March' -17,' • Pot-Luck Supper. -- 4:30. to 7 p.m. -f St. Patrick's Church'basement -- Sponsored by Altai* and Rosary Sodality. .March 19 St. Patrick's Party at St. Peter's churclt, Spring Grove --* Sponsored by Christian Mother'® Sodalityr-i-12:30 p.m. Luncheon. March .21 W.S.C.S. .Guest Day--1 pjtn. March 22-23 Rummage Sale . -- Methodist Church Basement 7- 9 a.m. to 9 p.m; . y't Annual Gue£t Day, McHenry W.S.C.S. • v March 22-23 W.S.C.S. Rummage Sale--9 a.mj£ to 9 p.m. 1 . March 26 . O.E.S. Matrons and Patrons Night--Acacia Hall--8 p.m. , March 27 lecture Luncheon Club--Noon --McHenry Country Club. ' March 29-30 . W.S.C.S. Rummage Sale--Ringwood Church Basement / April 9 _ O.E.S. Stated Meeting--Acaci^ Hall--8p.m. ^ April 13 •Bake Sale--George Justen Furniture Store--Sponsored by Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid--1 p.m. April 23 O.E.S. Stated Meeting--Acacia Hall--8 p.m. According to a University of Chicago study, banking, today rates as one of the top four caj^ reers in prestige value. It outranks law, architecture and dentistry. TODAY THRU SATURDAY Anne Baxter Charle.ton Heston in 1 'THREE VIOLENT PEOPLE" plus Robert Taylor Stewart Granger "THE LAST HUNT" SUN.-MON. & TUES. MARCH 17-18 & 19 Bob & Kate Are Great In "THE IRON PETTICOAT" BOB HOPE KATH. HEPBURN STARTING MARCH 20 "THE TEAHOUSE OF ITHE McHenry Theatre 218 Green St. McHenry, 111. Phone 144 THURS.-FRI. & SAT. MAR. 14-15, & 16 -- Double Feature Program -- A HELi-*lDING PLUNDERER... A STORY OF RAGING MIGmi ii COLUMBIA PICTURES present* GUY MADISON FEUCIA FARR KATHRYN GRANT SUN., MON., TUES., & WED., MARCH 17, 18, 19 and 20 Now at Popular Prices! I' present h A MACNA^noauction Jhstramted by JOfhONTumOX The starting time for feature "OKLAHOMA": Sunday--4 - 6:30 - 9 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday (One showing only each night at 8 p.m.) Admission Adults 70c Children 25c €